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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-04
Two Fires Yesterday.

The alarm Of Arc sounded about ten
o'clock yesterday morning from box No,
IS corner OF Wood and Sixteenth streets
was occasioned by the roof OF 9 house on
Sixteenth street east OF Wood, occupied
by John Carrie, catching fire from sparks
from tho chimney Of 3 nojghbor's house
that was being burned out with straw.
The Atlantic company made an attach.
ment and had tho blaze extinguished be.
fore much damage had been done.
About halt paBt three o'clock yesterday
afternoon the large rcsidenco Of Mr.,
George K. MehEecheu on Chapline street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth, narrowly
escaped being seriously damaged or de-.
stroyed by ERE. The servants had been
washing clothes aud had hung the articles
on some clothea-hotses In a basement
kitchen to dry. They had occasion to
leave the room, and some OF the clothes
cling hung too near tho stove, caught
re. Before the danger waa discovered
rly all the articles were burning and
wood work was about to blaze. There
some very rapid work done, and the
put ont without an alarm being
In.
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Enlaretng Their Quarters,

Tho Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia has found that the room on
Twelfth street in Odd Fellows block
that it has been using az its
general office and also headquarters
for it's construction force, is not large
enough to meet the demands Of tho two
observation-disclosures and construction
and has accordingly enlarged its quar-.
tors by leasing the two rooms
in the second story fronting on
Twelfth street. formerly used as law
Offices by Caldwell Il Caldwell. Thoy
have been handsomely fitted up and will
be- occupied by the book-keapars and
Secretary Hezlett. All bills will be psy-
able there, and contracts will be made
there; the entrsnco Is on Chaplins street.
A private staircase connects the rooms
with the Office below, which will be given
overto the construction force to be used
az headquarters.
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A Colored Exponent,

Henry Strauler, q colored man Twins
in East Wheeling, is reported to have
eloped with Pearl Williams, a bright mu'
lstto girl, who has been an inmate
Of Abbie Jackson's bsgnio on Eof
street. Ssfauder is a married mar
and hRs left a wife and two children be,
hind him in destitute circumstances,
Mrs. Strauder has asked Chief Smiths as.
slstaIca to compel Henry to return. He
hsd only known the younger woman Tor g
shott time but in that time became
thoroughly infatuated. Flo was \ in
Jackson's house a few days since when
tho police raidedi 1t and paid both the zines
OF tho gill and himself. Two or three
days afterwards they left for Pittsburgh,
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Concert and Literary Entertainment.

The Young Peoples Working Associa.
ton ofthe Baptist church, q very popular
and helpful organization with the mem
bers OF that congregation, gave a delight
full concert and literary entertainment at
the church last evening. The association
was assisted by Miss Flora Williams and
Miss Forsyth, yocaliats, Miss Dillon, elo-
G%ntloniss, and Prot. J. @. Bane, guitariat.
The TACT that this quartette OF well.known
talented people were on the programme
is in itself a guarantee that the entertain
ment was one OF high order. There was
also assistance rendered by other talent,
and all combined, served to make the at
fair q moat enjoyable one. Afterwards re-.
treshments were served in the lecture
room and q very pleasant social time
spent. The attendance was quite large.
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4 MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT
To no Given In wheeling Next week-fore.
puugh,s Wild West aud Circus.

To no Given In wheeling NsIt week-Fore.
paugh's Wild west aud Circus.
II there Is anything In this world that
the small boy, and the big boy, too, let's
himself out on, It Ia the circus. Next
Monday, May 8, the boys Of this city and
vicinity and the people generally, are to
have . chance toBee o clrcusthAt 10 a circus
"a circus that reaches away over and sur
passes In mlRniicencs and variety any.
thing that has been contemplated here.
abouts Tor o long time, II indeed It does
not entirely eclipse anything that has ever
been seen In these parts, This, at least,
10 the lesson that has been learned from
New York,'whcre tho people thought they
knew everything about ~circuses.
But 1t remained for Adam Forepaugh,
tho veteran Snowman, whoae vast agsrega.
ton Ia 10 exhibit here next Monday, and
which, by the way, Is the only largo show
that will DO here this aeaaon, to show the
New Workers. wha. the big modern circus
was capable Of, and no did It in such q
way as made their hair curl, 80 to speak.
The idea Of giving Buffalo Bills Wild
West entertainment under q roof never
struck the Goshamites, but Nj. Forepaugh
showed them that 1t was not only possible,
but there were opportunities and facilities
for enhancing the attractivenees Of tho
entertainment. lie did more. Ho not
only gave Wild Weat Show as We have
been accustomed 10 see 1t, but he introduc.
ed q startling innovation in tho shape Of
Custar's Last Rally, q tragic and realistic
denouentcnt that, while striking the most
experienced by its accuracy to the hiatori.
cal detail, amazsd tho general populace by
its graphic and dramatic pictures OF the
horrors OF that diabolical massacre.
This 10 one Of the attractive featured
that Adam F~orepaugh will present In bis
great show. But 1t is not all. He has
spent the summer in searching, through
his agents, for the greatest and most ID
nous Of arenic performers, and the most
expensive. However, that does not stand
In the way Of such a Snowman as Adam
F%orepaugh. Adam, Jr., has not been idle
either. He has been wrestling assidiously
with the horses and elephants, and other
species OF the brute creation, aud has
evolved wonderful results. Among them
one may be noted. He has eight eie-
plants, four males and four females, and
and the quartette Of partners 20 through
the figures OF az uadrille with such accu-
racy, asl far as time and atop arc con.
cerned, that while being laughable In q
great measure, the feat Ia also astounding.
1t Is one Of the greatest triumphs that
young Adam Forepaugh has achieved in
the way Of utilizing the intelligence OF
brainy animals.
1t wonld be invilious to notice any par
ticular features among the hosts Of muse.
um, menagarie, artistic, physicsl, zoolog-
ical, skilled and talented attractions that
the great show possesaea. They must be
seen TO be believed ami admired. A msg.
ni6cent street parade will bs made on the
morning Of the day Of exhibition.
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TnUSTEEIH SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MANCHESTER

= .NH.a. AZ ,l.N ~
trustee by I. 1. Kimberly aud wife, lated se ms y
Dor 2, lSs3, and recorded In the office OF thc triS,S
Of The County Court oil Ohio county, West YIrvfni.
In Decd Of Trust Book No. 20, page SD, i shall sail
commencing at " O'Clock A.. N /, ri the iron, t,.,
Of the Court House Of said county, III The civ n
Wheeling, tho following described property, tha,IS
70 nay; q certain parcel o. ground h!nated In ,ho
tGtnfng ono fourth OF an acre, bounded and d..
bcrlbed AZ follows: Beginning on the east aiIe N
Met1ei street formerly called William, steel Al
shs vd nSStt nv ~ corner !, q the lot naked ".lists.
Rellly farm ~ recorded In Decd Book Nc, 81, psess
S6l and VIZ In tho Office Of the Clerk Of The C6lSStss
Court o. 0hlo county; thence along the north liuse
o. tho street masked on Aaid plat ,".Reiily %AsrsetIS
u0nce, along hs!d ,we,t line n%orthwardly 10 Tia
south slda Of tho Reilly htii road. thetcO WITH SAIL
south side wcstMnrdly and northwestwatdly m N
WoLe1 street; thencc with tho cast aide OF Sala
We1el kirGet% sou,hsnrily 70 tho bcglnniug, sH y
oepting, however, W much o. said parcel Of ground
~ wM conveyed BY tho kaid /. l.. Kimberly aud
wii0 70 the Manchester Coal Company BY ics
dated October J, ISIS, and now Of record In lilo
oGlcc Of tho Ctcrk Of tho County Court Of Ohio
county In Deed Book No. 70, At page II; tho pa,t 10
excepted betng described as ioilowS: beginning N
tho notthwps,etly corner Of tho HAtStayu, Him,
Reilly purchase on the southeas!Grly side Of MAJ,
xel street, aud with said side Of said street por,hh,
warlly one hundred and i0rty.four lllD iecl 10 !
stono foundation Of Kimberly's frame stable on \ \
forty loot street designated ~ Reilly street on thSS
Aforesaid plat oil subdivisions OF tho Reilly esAte..
thence 70 and with said side Of said stable tounds..
~southxsrdly tity.three 1851 feet TO The n0fthcastSs.
ly corner Of the HarSnyes,. Blum purchase, and
With the northcrly limo Of said Ha>yraycs tact
wsstwatdly 70 Tho beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-one-tllrd, or AZ much 1po,s
a. tho purchaser may elect. cash III hand on ths
day Of sale, and any residue In two equal Install,
menA payable In one and two years from the day
Of sale. with interest from that day, tho purchase,
vogfyc his not0 for tho deferred tustaiinieuts. and
10 sccuro the satuo by deed OF trusl upon The poo
ersy and insurance pollcies upon the building "a
tho satisfaction OF the trustee.
11llc beloved good. but selling as trustee ! sAaN
convey only such title "a Ia vested In me.
": T. HUBBARD, Trustee,
~. ~ nAlilLEh. AuutlnnfFf. ~ 1nrlU
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Governor and Mrs. E. Willis Wilson arc
to give an elegant reception to their
friends ut Charleston next Monday night,
Kramer's full orchestra, Of this city, has
bean engaged to furnish the music aud
will 20 down on the early morning train
On the Ohio River road, arriving at the
Capital about 6 o'clock that night. Krs-
mer proposes to play his very best on that
occasion, and the Charleston people who
arc fortunate to be guests will have a
chance to hear some snpsrb music.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-04

The garbage .contractors' bills for work
done in April were ordered paid at the
rate Of one.twe'fih the sum they were
paid for their work during the last wear.
4 number Of petitions and resolutions
were appropriately referred.
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Creamery Mt Went Ale.nuder.

Reference has been made before in the
public print to the proposed es.sblish-
ment at West Alexander, Pa, OF Il cream.
cry. The concern is to be operated by q
joint stock company, formed by several
prominent citizsns Of this and Washing.
ington county, Pa. The building in which
the creamery is to be located is nearly fn-
ished, and in a few weeks the concern will
be in full blast. twill have q capacity Of
about 5000 pounds Of first class butter per
week. - M I IHpgHf
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TrhnHfers Of Heal Estate.

The following c%onvoyances Of real eatate
were admitted to record yesterday in Re-
corder Hooks oHics:
A deed made April 81, 1887, by George
Crumbacker and wife and othere, to Katie
West, wife Of Daniel West, in considera.
ton of $751;, 50, Of the west half Of lot
No. ", situated on the north aide Of Eigh-
tenth street, East Wheeling.
A deed made by Henry Was and wife
10 Joseph Werner, in consideration Of SIS,
Of a part Of lot No. Is in square No. Z, BIT.
uated on the Weat side oil Market street,
between Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets,
which strip adjoina tho property Of Wer-
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Frad EharIa ia ohta Il, ba -. I
house again. 10 wy =. 'ne
zen. a. ). warner. spent Monday witt
MS daughter Mrs. George NJ. Woodbridge,
Some telephone poles have had to be
moved a little to permit uniform width o.
paVemen1s.
Bsllaire's illuminating gas 10 now one
dollar per thousand, and ia less than the
gas Of any other city in Ohio.
Rev. W. S. Campbell and .Jobn Call.
her represent this Episcopal chnr ch' NJ
Che meeting of ra~nresentativss ~ t1 p:a.l W
It has been discovered that tbo monon
raised hero ior the reliei Of The storm ani
ierers has not yet been put to any ,, use, I be,
ing in the hands Of tho committ u,i here re,
Halt the virtue In such relief is';n nron e
ness, = p'oAp'
Rodofer Rroa, o,o,s ,,o, !. 49,
week, but thew e1 s,ess to NH beain Is ga ldle m thla
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OLp Mary Green, tho colorod woman
who WAS on ono Of her periodical tears
Monday night, waa given thirty days in
isil rs q sentence, In Police Court yester.
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The MoGrnw,s Run OIL VOL,

The well being drilled by the McGraw's
Run OIL and Gas Company, in which sew
eral gentlemen OF this city are largely in
terested, on Mctiraw's run in Liberty dis.
trict, this county, ia reported IS now being
worked IS a mystery. The grounds are
now forbidden to all but those directly in.
terested, and the derrick has been boarded
up. Whether there are indications Of a
rich find or whether 1t ID all in tho nature
Of q bluff, Is something that cannot bo
stated just now. Tbs people In that
vicinity are watching tho Developments
very closely.
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B%nEvrTfEs,
Matters OF Minor Moment In and Absn
tho City.

..H".H. - |..... . k"S ossS H.... "a HN. .LH|.-
MATINEE at the Grand this afternoon,
GONE OF the Bravcat" will be repeated at
the Grand this afternoon and evening.
IS passing Kinks Art Store, we notice
In the window a very lilelika portrait In
crayon Of Squire Laundor, Of East Wheel
Ing.
GEORGE P. CLARK, OF Mt. Pleasant, has
sent 10 this office IS to be turned over to
the aid fund for the st. Clairsyiile cyclone
sufferers.
TIM case Of John Good, charged with
selling hard cider YVES again continued by
Judge Jeffera at yesterday'n sesaion Of
Police Court.
THERE was q decided increase yesterday
In the demand for marriage licenses; lour
Of those highly important documents were
Issued by Recorder Hook.
Tue steamer Burnside will DO hero to.
day to take the place Of the Princess In
tbs Bel)aire trade. The river Ia falling
here with IL feet In the channel:
OH Mary Green, tho colorcd woman
who WAS on ono Of her periodical tears
Monday night, ,Tas given thirty days in
Jail Gs q sentence, In Police Court yester'
day.
TiCKEr No. 1l5 drow the hanging lamp
rail- cd OH by The ]. 0. Of X. at Union hall
The porson holding the above nnm'
bored ticket will present the same at No
1910 Market street and receive tho prizs.
TIE Valley Grove cornet band has es
tablishei It's headquarters at West Alex
ander. A now and well selected s!ock O.
late music has been procured, and thu
members Of the organization propose t
devote themselves to hard practice ant
come moro popular than ever.
lHKRMANE DRlrRICu, thu Crescent mil
Waterman, who attempted suicide Mon
day morning by shooting himself, ant
who refused to allow himHelf to be take1
home, altar slseping OF in jail the effect.
Of the liquor he had on board, was yer,
glad to be taken home and have his wounr
attended to-. He also appeared to haye re
gained his mind.
Mrs. EMiLY SAuEns, living in alley IL
East Wheeling, Is much alarmed over tht
disappearance Of her BOD, a lad aged ahou'
0 years, who has been missing ever since
about 10 O'Clock Monday morning
when no left home stating that
he WAS going to the creek II
Gsh. She thought nothing moro o
him until be failed TO return at night. I
is thought he may have fallen in tn.
creek and drowned. The mother com
municsted with the police, and Office
Deku wac put on the case, but could fine
no trace Of the boy.
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NE. xERyg's ENGAGEMENT.

The engagement Of Nj. 7. W. Kcene at
the Opera House Monday night bids fair
to be one that will draw we'll. The Elks
Of this city expect to turn ont we'll and ex-
tend brotherly aid to the we'll known.
t~ragedian who has been laid up for 80 long
o time by his illness. Mr.. Hennie's
friends will alno be On hand to sec fori
themselves the advancement that this
popular young lellow.townsman has made,
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THIS !sEL!,;',, PAPER = PAX ts ~ 1--WE ! ss :? W w.! :, !, - :,
1 SNt ! bureau 20 Spruce ST.. wSers advSestIsIIn,
','N"'' ~~NNsb " 2ens sos "a I'm NKW YORK
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DAMAGE DONE BY THE WIND
At Glencoe Monday Afternoon-yVilllan
Orr Badly Hurt,

5,5, Orr BADLY Hurt.
The heavy wind etorm that swept over
E~tnsville lSle Monday aissrnoon, lifting
of a portion of tho roof Of ths Standard
ComPany'c pew warehouse, ani which
threatened TO do some lamsss in this city,
was, pretty severely felt Ell Glencoe, a little
hamlet e short diatanes out the G., L. 4
W. road: A large barn, the property Of
William kuox, was entirely ~unsooied, and
William On, Of that place, Who happened
10 be ont OF dnosa at the time of the blow,
was hit IN the neck by a board that was
hurled through the air. 1t is fearad that
his spine Was injured and that he may be
permanently disabled.
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Chcnp E.curs,on, to Cincinnati,

Tho steamer Andes lsavee Wheeling for
Cincinnati every Tuesday at 8 r. NJ, aud
will sell excursion tickets to parties Of five
or more. One week OF pleasure, beauti.
iul scenery apd'good music on the largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling.
For rates apply.to Frank Booth or CAPT.
Charles Muhleman, Wheeling, W. Va.
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q Many

OF the good things Of this life are sor.
rowfully let alone on account Of Dyspep-
eia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will cure
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation;
cold on a positive guarantee at Is and SO
cents, by Logan & Co. and Q. Menke-
meller,
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WE have Just received a full line Of
SPRING OYERCOATlNGS, and are In
daily receipt OF the latest Novelties In
Spring Suitings.
Also, on llAId q handsome limo Of Neck.
wear md Gentlemcn's Furnishing Goods,
G. HESS 4 SONS,
No. 1921 Market Street. ].
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The concert will be- followed by a hop
for which kramer's orchestra will furnish
the music. An enjoyable evening is as
suted all who are fortunate enough to be
able TO be present. The active members
OF the Mannerchor have made extra pre-
parations for thia event and propose TO
make it memorable as the best OF the
kind 1t has eyer given.
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The annual election OF officers for the
different State divisions of the League oil
American Whselmen was held last week.
Following is the result Of the ballot cast
tor officers for tho West Virginia division
For Chief Consul-Jacob W. Grubb, 10;
Dr;; y. E: Mason, A; +. s. Morrison, How.
ARD 7. WNkinaon and O. @. Lewis, IL, one
For Observation-Disclosures. Wilkin-
con, o.: O. @. Buyers, 8; @. @. Lewis, jr.,
1. A. Brace, R. J. smyth, jr., and W. q.
Prickstt one each,
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This time 10 the corner Of Market and
Eleventh streets, formerly occupied by
s~chellhase's grocery. Call and secure goods
at your. own prices.
WHEELING CLOTHING COMPANY,
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Thernnnmetor l,ccard,

Az reported by Christian Schncpf, drug.
gist, Opera HOUSE corner, yesterday:
7 IAN. JAN. u ". BIN. 7r.M.
sso Is' as' m' So
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Do not forget to 90 to the St. Jamea
Hotel, on Main and Water streets, for rare
bargains in furniture, beds and table and
kitchen outfits, on Monday, the 9th inst,
at 10 o'clock in the morning. !
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NE Enyc introduced Il now system Of
selling Watches Oh the installmcnt plan
whereby you cGn secure d watch at once
W easy payments. Call and Investigate.
JACOB ". HRUDB, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth aud Markct Ste.
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REMEMBER, it will be q long time before
you will have such another chance for
bargains as you will find at the st. James
Hotel, on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Sale positive. Qg' b.l.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 4,-For Yves,
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania,
cooler, fair weather, followed by local
rains; winds shifting to essterly.
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AT THE THEATRES.
"ono OF the fsravost"-sevorai Good Attrac-
lions In tho Nenr Future. ;


lions In tho Near Future. +
"One OF the Bsayest," one OF the most
popular, and realistic in its scenic effects, Of
any Of the thrillingly Sensational dramas
ever written, was presented for a second
time in this city at the Grand last night.
The warm weather had no effect appar.
entity, on the attendance, for the audience
WAS larger and even mors enthusiastic
than the one OF the night before. The
great fire scene set the people wild last
night, and their applause all but drowned
the noise and racket made on the stage.
The steamboat explosion scene was also
well put on and received. Tho comedy
element is very strong all through the
piece, and t~hespecialty work introduced is
OF a good order; Mica Hamilton's dancing
is fine. Matinee end evening perform.
ances will be given to-day. a.1Ns
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onlca. Nos. 20 and Fl Fourteenth stroot.


Lost-Bnnch OF Keys.
Furnished Rooms For Rent. '=
Wantei-To Rent Rooms.
Jewctt's Dry Ak Refrigerator eshitt & Bro.
Woman's Union BeneVolen. Society.
Princeton College. Hr
Eaginw-1anes N. Kirk,
Don't Delay-R. II. List, Druggist.
Meeting OF The Barber Asphalt Paving Co.
Our Annual May Excursion 10 Cincinnati.
A Child's Skin-CulieurA Remedies Fourth
1apn. = -
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FOR SALE,
TARM FOR SALEl

Situate siI miles from Ohio river on Martins
acres OF cnoice land, ait in gtass cxcent ion nstns
A splendid orchard Of choice rutland ali Kinds Of
small iruit Ia abundance. 4 good two-story honse
and aas splendid barn and all oulbuildings good. 4
house. Very cheap On easy terms, " -
"a 1870 H.. 7, HOWELL, i
ap3o aau Ng Rs, ,hSIse agent nn,o
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LOOK at the St. James Hotel sale adver.
tisement in this paper.
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Reserved seats can be secured without
extra charge at Banners music store this
morning for the engagement at the Opera
House Friday and Saturday evenings and
and Saturday afternoon Of Mics Agnes
Herndon, who is to appear enthose dates
in benefit performances for the local post
of the Travellers Protective Association.
The bill for the first two performances
will be 1.-THE Commercial Touriat's Bride"
in which she has made such a hit where
ever abe, hiss appeared. Saturday night
che will appear in "a Remarkable Wo
man." q new play she has secured, and
which is said to DO a very strong one,
Tickets purchased from L. PA. men IRE
good for any ono Of the three perform
ances aud can bs reserved sccordingly.
Miss Herndon fs I Of the abandonment
and most talented OF American ac.reoses.
Her company ia q good one aud the plays
will be we'll put on the stage.